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"How can you represent a mental state using only a sphere? "
I had to create a UI that could tell the user, in <0.2s, how good their rest score was without relying on numbers or text.
A stable green orb = good sleep.
A chaotic red orb = poor sleep.
And everything else in between.
stack: @figma +@hiunicornstudio
Weldone, Gabor
Reading a rest score at a glance through color and motion instead of a number is a strong constraint to design around. Was the sub-0.2s response time a hard technical limit from Unicorn Studio, or more of a UX rule you set for yourself?
Hi Maty,
yes it was mainly the UX rule set by the client
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